The Faculty Friend program is one possible intervention chosen by the SAP team to support a student's affective needs. A faculty member is assigned to that child and maintains one contact per week with that student on a mutually agreed upon time between the mentor and the classroom teacher. What does a faculty friend do with the student he/she is assigned to?A faculty friend provides many avenues of support depending on the child's needs. Some common examples of a faculty friend's responsibilities include the following:
Develop a rapport with the student and discuss any school problems he or she may be experiencing
Meet with the student at least once a week
Congratulate the child when he or she does a great job on a test or makes good behavior choices
Stress the strengths of the student, as well as positive aspects
Listen attentively to the student
Be supportive and provide positive reinforcement
Have fun
*If you would like to sign up to be a faculty friend, please complete the form below.
If you would like to refer a student to receive a faculty friend, please click here to complete the SAP referral form.
What does a faculty friend do with the student he/she is assigned to?A faculty friend provides many avenues of support depending on the child's needs. Some common examples of a faculty friend's responsibilities include the following:
*If you would like to sign up to be a faculty friend, please complete the form below.